Evacuation of Factories Under Communist Pressure
Reports indicate general acceptance of a government decree to restore industry to normal as labor gains a voice in control of plants. Milan says factory evacuation proceeds slowly amid worker-owner disputes over product values and certification. Turinese radicals reportedly control production with no factories fed. Guests at a seized Turin hotel took over operations, reducing prices and manning kitchens.
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Camillo Cianfarra
Milan
Turin
Res
People's Hotel
Economic life of Italy on false basis
Frederick M. Kerry argues Italy’s crisis stems from poverty and lack of raw materials. He details reliance on imports for coal iron and food, postwar depreciation, factory seizures by workers, and warnings that revolution would stem from economic collapse rather than Bolshevik influence. He notes high population density, limited agricultural land, scarce fish and iron ore, and a collapsing currency under a 15 billion dollar debt. The piece cites a 7 lire daily wage demand and lockouts as triggers.
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Italy
Frederick M. Kerry Washington
Socialist Party
Harding Rests for Strenuous Day in Campaign Traverse
Senator Harding rests before a tight schedule starting tomorrow with a dentist delegation address and a tour through Maryland West Virginia and Kentucky. He plans a final Ohio swing with a Cleveland speech while Cox is set for a Toledo finish as the campaign enters its final phase. In Rome, monarchists fear soviet style upheaval as workers seize factories threatening the Savoy throne.
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Marion
Ohio
Harding
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Cox
Cleveland
Toledo
Veterans Parade Set to Back Bonus Bill
A parade of veterans from Spanish American War to the Great War is planned Thursday night to support the soldiers bonus bill. It begins 7 p.m. at Second and Virginia led by Mayor Caldwell and city officials with police and fire bands, mounted patrols, the Elks and Moose bands, and fifteen patriotic societies. Fireworks will be supplied by Senator Dan Landon and Ralph Horr oversees the event with a procession toward Yealer Way and First Avenue before returning to Virginia Street. Enthusiasts are invited to join from 6:30 p.m. and 6:15 p.m. gatherings precede the march.
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Second
Virginia
Caldwell
Searing
Stetson
Elks’ Band
Guard of Honor
Lodge
Moose Band
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Second Division Society
Dan Landon
Ralph A. Horr
First Ave
Yealer Way
Veterans’ Societies
Patriotic Organizations
Harding May Flop Over Policy Shift On League Pact
Governor Cox reports Elihu Root urges Harding to back a league of nations with reservations and oppose a remodeled Hague tribunal. Cox fears Root’s plan and aims to align public stance during Arizona tour with minimal appearances in Phoenix and Prescott before heading to Albuquerque.
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Herbert W. Walker Phoenix
Ariz
Elihu Root
Europe
Harding
League of Nations
James M. Cox
Root
Cox
International Court
Benator Harding
Hague
Arizona
America
Marion
Samuel Gomper
Phoenix
Prescott
Albuquerque
N. M
Gerard Limits Demo Finances
James W. Gerard, chairman of the Democratic finance committee, told the expenditures investigating committee that a million dollar campaign fund would satisfy the party. He said two million would be excessive and he would return money if offered three million. He noted $124,821 has been raised and outlined the fund machinery. Bernard Baruch was invited but declined.
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Wasitington
James W. Gerard
Democratic Finance Committee
Senate
Gerard
Democratic Fund
Bernard M. Baruch
Wilson to Speak on League in 1920 Campaign
President Wilson expected to issue first statement of the 1920 campaign. He is believed to focus on the league of nations and preparations for active entry into the race.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nations
Nebraska Charter Amendments Win
Lincoln Neb Sept 22 scattered returns from yesterday's special referendum show all 41 proposed amendments to the Nebraska constitution approved by voters. The final result on amendment No 38 permitting a legislature created court of industrial relations to handle labor disputes is expected soon.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Elks to Hold Open House on October 1
Elks plan an open house on October 1 for members families and friends under the entertainment committee. Prof. John Albert Schaffer will present a complimentary recital with Magnus N. Petersen as tenor and Arville Beletad with John B. Hopper as accompanists.
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Elka’ Club
Elks
John Albert Schaffer
Magnus N. Petersen
Arville Beletad
John BE. Hopper
GOP Candidate to Tour Midwest and South
Manion, the Republican candidate, announces two brief speaking tours. The first leg includes Des Moines, Omaha, Kansas City, and Oklahoma City with a schedule in October. The second leg covers Chattanooga, Louisville, Indianapolis, and St Louis with October dates.
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Manion
Harding
Des Moines
Omaha
Neb
Kanasag City
Oklahoma City
Chattanooga
Loutevile
Indianapolis
Loula
Autumn Fabrics At Fabric Floor Seattle Center
Seasonal change brings darker hues for autumn dabei as Fabric Floor in Seattle reports brisk sales of outerwear materials. Coatings, velours, peachbloom, and Bolivias lead coats and suits, while chiffons, satins, and Georgettes drive blouses and dresses with listed prices per yard.
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Seattle
Bolivia
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